St. Paul public meetings in 2023
54 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several policy updates, including a revised Holidays Policy and the rescinding of fee schedules for Fire and Municipal Enforcement. The meeting also includes a briefing on the 5-year Capital Budget and 3-year Operating Budget.
- Rescinding of Fire Service and Municipal Enforcement Schedule of Fees Policies
- Revision of the HR 112-02 Holidays Policy
- Review of Committee Member-at-Large Remuneration Rate Policy
- Briefing on 5 Year Capital Budget and 3 Year Operating Budget
- Rescinding of Cannabis Store/Facility Development Permit Application Policy
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
The Board is discussing the St. Paul Soccer Association usage agreement and proposed changes to golf course membership structures. Members are also reviewing department reports regarding the Aquatic Centre, golf course maintenance, and holiday operating hours.
- Usage agreement between the Town of St. Paul, St. Paul Soccer Facilities Services Society, and St. Paul Soccer Association
- Proposal to replace the 15% early bird membership discount with a Pro Shop discount and prize draws
- Proposal to transition Student Memberships to Young Adult Memberships
- Holiday operating hours for the Aquatic Centre, CAP/Clancy Arena, Golf Pro Shop, and Action Bus
- Golf course revenue report showing 2023 total of $687,917.09
Regular Council
The Town of St. Paul will conduct a public hearing regarding proposed Bylaw 2023-09, which includes Land Use Bylaw text amendments. The meeting also includes a partnership request from the Lakeland Cross Country Ski Club.
- Public hearing for proposed Bylaw 2023-09: Land Use Bylaw Text Amendments
- Lakeland Cross Country Ski Club 2023 partnership request
- Request for decision on Colliers Project Management Services
- Request for decision on Community Grant Funding
- Appointment of Assessment Review Board Regional Chair
FCSS Advisory Board
The board will receive a report from the FCSS Director and an update regarding a county-supplied vehicle. The meeting also includes information regarding the 2023 FCSSAA Annual Conference and the roles of regional representatives.
- FCSS County supplied vehicle update
- 2023 FCSSAA Conference correspondence
- Regional Representative role and responsibilities discussion
Regular Council
The Town Council will hear presentations from the St. Paul Pickleball Club and the St. Paul Tennis Club. The Pickleball Club is requesting permission to convert one existing tennis court at Kinsmen Park into a four-court pickleball facility.
- St. Paul Pickleball Club presentation regarding Kinsmen Park facility development
- St. Paul Tennis Club presentation
- September 2023 Variance Report review
Organizational
The Town of St. Paul is conducting its 2023 organizational meeting to establish leadership roles and committee assignments. Council will select representatives for various regional and local committees and review the Code of Conduct bylaw.
- Appointment of Deputy Mayor via a rotating roster schedule
- Selection of 2023/2024 Committee Listing Representatives
- Appointment of Auditors and Solicitors
- Review of Bylaw 1249: Code of Conduct
- Planning for the Annual General Meeting (Town Hall Meeting)
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
The board will discuss golf course food services, membership discounts, and seasonal job openings. Members will also receive updates on various facility projects and department reports.
- Discussion regarding Golf Course food service
- Discussion regarding Golf Course membership discounts
- Seasonal job openings for Campground Manager and Light Duty Mechanic
- Project updates for Air Handling Unit, Chemical Controls, and Cart Paths
- LRA discussion
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss upcoming budget plans and the process for appointing the 2023/2024 committee listing. The meeting also includes a delegation from Ben Whiskeyjack regarding a business support letter for Whispering Wilderness Healing Retreat.
- Delegation: Ben Whiskeyjack regarding Whispering Wilderness Healing Retreat business support letter
- Discussion of budget plans
- Process to appoint 2023/2024 committee listing
- Closed meeting session
Regular Council
The St. Paul Council will consider two land use bylaw amendments and a study regarding regional municipal service delivery. The meeting also includes updates on a supportive living facility rezoning application.
- Proposed Bylaw 2023-07: Land Use Bylaw amendment for Parcel A, Plan 2701HW
- Proposed Bylaw 2023-09: Land Use Bylaw text amendments (1st Reading)
- Regional Municipal Service Delivery Options Study
- Rezoning application update for supportive living facility at 5130-45 Avenue
Regular Council
The Town of St. Paul Council will meet to consider several requests for decisions, including land use bylaw amendments and a grant application for the St. Paul Airport. The meeting will also include various administration reports and discussions regarding community grant funding.
- Proposed Land Use Bylaw Text Amendments
- St. Paul Airport Strategic Transportation Infrastructure Plan (STIP) Grant Application
- Community Grant Funding Request under CS1200-08
- Joint Use and Planning Agreements (JUPA)
- North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance discussion
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board is reviewing a final report for a potential regional multipurpose leisure centre. The study recommends a site north of the Iron Horse Campground and a base program including a multipurpose sport court fieldhouse and lobby. The board is also receiving updates on aquatic centre upgrades and golf course maintenance.
- Regional Multipurpose Leisure Centre Feasibility Study final report presentation
- Proposed base program for leisure centre: NHL-sized multipurpose sport court fieldhouse and lobby
- Aquatic Centre HVAC and CO2 injector installation updates
- Golf Course Year-to-Date total revenue of $192,859.05
- Iron Horse & Overnight Campground closing date of October 9, 2023
FCSS Advisory Board
The FCSS Advisory Board is reviewing old business regarding transportation quotes for a November seniors event. The board is also tracking requests for attendance at the FCSSAA Conference in November.
- Bussing quote for November Seniors Event
- RFD submissions for FCSSAA Conference (November 22-24)
- FCSS Directors Report
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission met on September 20, 2023, to conduct business. The commission approved the agenda, previous minutes, and a development permit for a daycare facility.
- Development Permit No. 046-23: Child Care Facility (Daycare) at 5014-50 Avenue
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hear a presentation from the Regional Police and Crisis Team regarding mental health response. Council will also discuss proposed amendments to the Land Use Bylaw involving setbacks, retail separation distances, and new use provisions.
- Presentation on St. Paul RPACT mental health response statistics
- Proposed Land Use Bylaw amendments for deck and balcony encroachments
- Proposed increased separation distances for alcohol and cannabis retail sales
- Proposed new use provisions for Supportive Living Facilities
- Proposed addition of Light and Medium Industrial Uses to the CUD District
Regular Council
The Town of St. Paul is reviewing a final feasibility study for a regional multipurpose leisure centre. The study recommends a base program including a multipurpose sport court fieldhouse and lobby, with the area north of Iron Horse Campground identified as the top-ranked site.
- Final presentation of Regional Multipurpose Leisure Centre Feasibility Study
- Proposed Bylaw 2023-08 regarding the Regional Assessment Review Board
- Granting of the AFRRCS Contract
- Request for support for the St. Paul Fire Department Fire Service Training Program Grant
- Request for support for the Lakeland Recovery Centre proposal
Municipal Planning Commission
The Subdivision and Development Appeal Board denied an appeal regarding the refusal of a liquor store and signage permit at 4833-50 Avenue. The decision follows a Municipal Planning Commission refusal based on proximity to parks and potential community impact. The board determined the development did not meet required separation distances from public parks.
- Denial of appeal for liquor store and signage at 4833-50 Avenue
- Refund of $2,000.00 landscaping deposit for 5406-52 Avenue
- Requirement for daycare facility applicant at 5014-50 Avenue to submit a complete development permit package
- Discussion of proper planning considerations under Part 17 of the MGA
FCSS Advisory Board
The FCSS Advisory Board will discuss the 2023 programming and events review and the strategic plan for 2024. The meeting also includes discussions regarding bussing quotes for a seniors event in November and feedback from the FCSSAA Annual Conference.
- Quote for bussing for Seniors Event in November
- Review of 2023 Programming and Events
- Strategic Plan for 2024
- FCSS Director's Report
Regular Council
The St. Paul Council will review requests for decisions regarding a crosswalk recognition initiative and a regional assessment review board bylaw. The meeting also includes briefings on regional municipal services delivery and a July variance report.
- Proposed Bylaw 2023-08 regarding the Regional Assessment Review Board
- Crosswalk Recognition Initiative request for decision
- Regional Municipal Services Delivery Options Study report update
- Power Up North Conference discussion
- Request for support for Emergency Rural Bus Line in Cold Shot
Regular Council
The Town Council will hear a presentation from the St. Paul Affordable Community Housing Society. The meeting includes requests for decisions on local events, grant applications, and a business license bylaw.
- Presentation by St. Paul Affordable Community Housing Society
- Bylaw 2023-06: Business License Bylaw (2nd & 3rd/Final Reading)
- 2024 ACP Grant Applications
- Relocation of Steel Framed Shop
- Rodeo Week Kick Off Party and Chili Cook Off
Regular Council
The Town of St. Paul will hold a public hearing regarding Bylaw 2023-07 to rezone Parcel A from Controlled Urban Development to an Industrial District. Council will also review various administration reports and requests for decisions including golf tournament and rodeo supper items.
- Public Hearing for Bylaw 2023-07 (Rezoning Parcel A to Industrial District)
- Request for decision: N.E. Muni-Corr Golf Tournament
- Request for decision: LRA Rodeo Supper
- Request for decision: 2023 ARPA Conference
- Request for decision: RMA Municipal Economic Development Capacity Building Microgrant
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
The board is reviewing several items including a new memorial bench program and updates on golf course maintenance. Members also discussed advertising agreements and various facility reports.
- Memorial Bench Program: $3,100 per bench including installation
- St. Paul Jr. B Canadiens Advertising: Proposed revision to $5,000 annually
- Golf Course: Discussion of paving proposals and Hole 17 netting
- Golf Course Pro Shop: Year-to-date total revenue of $102,771.18
- Aquatic Centre: Report on pool pump replacement and high demand for day camps
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing housing supply, density, and affordability research. The meeting also includes a presentation from Faith In Roots Inc. regarding a proposed youth care home facility.
- Presentation by Faith In Roots Inc. regarding a supportive living facility or group care home
- Research presentation on housing supply, density, and affordability options
- Review of Land Use Bylaw amendments for liquor and cannabis regulations
- Review of Supportive Living Facility Regulations
- Review of Controlled Urban Development District (CUD) amendments
Regular Council
The Town of St. Paul Council will meet to consider several requests for decisions, including affordable housing and accessible parking. The meeting also includes a presentation from Portage College regarding their 2023 updates and strategy.
- St. Paul Affordable Housing Society request
- Accessible parking locations at Town owned facilities
- Community Grant Funding Request under CS1200-08
- FCSS Advisory Board MAL for the Town of St. Paul
- Portage College 2023 Presentation
Regular Council
The Council will consider several bylaw readings including animal control and business licensing. They will also hear public delegations regarding supportive living facilities and review requests for decision on capital budgets and community grants.
- Proposed Bylaw 2023-05: Animal Control (2nd and 3rd readings)
- Bylaw 2023-06: Business License Bylaw (1st reading)
- Proposed Bylaw 2023-07: Land Use Bylaw Amendment for Parcel A, Plan 2701HW
- Public hearing for supportive living facility at 5130-45 Avenue
- Hiring of a Community Peace Officer
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
The board is reviewing community grant funding requests and an advertisement for equipment sales by tender. Discussion items include Canada Day celebrations, the Lions Park grand opening, and soccer field water supply.
- Equipment sale by tender including a John Deere Fairway Mower and a Polaris Ranger
- Community grant funding requests totaling $32,956.50 in value
- Lions Park grand opening scheduled for June 24 at 2:00 PM
- Canada Day celebrations at the St. Paul Recreation Centre on July 1
- Tender deadline for equipment is July 4, 2023, at 3:00 p.m. MST
FCSS Advisory Board
The FCSS Advisory Board will review a grant application from the Mannawanis Native Friendship Centre for Indigenous Day. The meeting also includes discussions regarding promotion with the school division and volunteer firefighter appreciation.
- Grant application request by the Mannawanis Native Friendship Centre for Indigenous Day
- Promotion and awareness for FCSS and LFRN with school division
- Volunteer Fire Fighters Appreciation
- FCSSAA Annual Conference 2023 attendance planning
Regular Council
The Council will consider concession tenders for Clancy Arena and CAP Arena. They will also review the Animal Control bylaw following a public hearing and discuss a request from the St. Paul Jr. Canadiens regarding arena advertising royalties.
- Clancy Arena concession tender
- CAP Arena concession tender
- Bylaw 2023-05: Animal Control
- St. Paul Jr. Canadiens arena advertising royalty request
- Subdivision File No. 2022-S-001 (20 units update)
Regular Council
The Town Council will hold a public hearing regarding proposed Bylaw 2023-05 for animal control. The meeting also includes briefings on property tax mail-outs and a regional leisure centre feasibility study.
- Public hearing for proposed Bylaw 2023-05: Animal Control
- Community grant funding request under CS1200-08
- Briefing on Downtown Business Parking Lot
- Briefing on 2023 Property Tax Mail Out
- Briefing on Regional Multipurpose Leisure Centre Feasibility Study
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
The board reviewed minutes from the April 26 meeting, which included a decision for the St. Paul Curling Club to pay 100% of utilities from October to March. Members also discussed upcoming projects for the trout pond, splash park, and golf course.
- St. Paul Curling Club to pay 100% of utilities from October to March
- St. Paul Curling Club bid to host 2024 Women's Provincial Curling Championship
- Soccer parking lot construction to be funded by Soccer Facilities
- Clancy Arena upgrades identified including ice plant, piping, and boards
- St. Paul Golf Course revenue reported at $238,230.56 for 2023 to date
Subdivision Authority
The Subdivision Authority approved a request to split a single lot into two smaller lots for a duplex. The decision is subject to several conditions, including a party wall agreement and the provision of separate services. The Authority also requested staff research on housing supply and density for a future meeting.
- Approval of Subdivision Application No. 2023-S-001 for 4822-49 Avenue
- Creation of two lots sized 0.032 ha and 0.033 ha
- $150.00 per parcel development agreement fee
- $250.00 total endorsement fee
FCSS Advisory Board
The FCSS Advisory Board will hold a meeting to conduct regular business. The agenda includes a report from the FCSS Director and the review of previous minutes.
- FCSS Directors Report
Regular Council
The Town Council will consider the 2023 Tax Rate Bylaw for its final readings and the first reading of a new Animal Control bylaw. The meeting also includes a delegation from the St. Paul Food Bank regarding food security funding.
- Bylaw 2023-05: Animal Control (1st Reading)
- Bylaw 2023-04: 2023 Tax Rate Bylaw (2nd & 3rd Reading)
- Public Hearing: St. Paul Food Bank delegation
- Northern Lights Library System 2024 Levy Increase correspondence
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
The board is discussing the operating and capital budget, community grant requests, and the Clancy Arena review. Members are also reviewing the St. Paul Curling Club Society lease agreement regarding utility responsibilities.
- Review of St. Paul Curling Club Society lease and utility costs
- Discussion of Alberta Women's 2024 Provincial Curling Championship
- Operating and Capital Budget review
- Community Grant Requests
- Clancy Arena review
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission reviewed several development permit applications. They approved a change of use for a place of worship at 5005-51 Street and refused a liquor store application at 4829-50 Avenue.
- Approved Development Permit No. 007-23 for a Place of Worship and Signage at 5005-51 Street
- Refused Development Permit No. 009-23 for Alcohol Sales and Signage at 4829-50 Avenue
- Deemed Development Permit No. 006-23 for Alcohol Sales and Signage at 5133-50 Avenue as an incomplete application
- Received an update on the new online Planning & Development Concern Form
Regular Council
The Town Council will consider the 2023 operating and capital budgets and the first reading of the 2023 Tax Rate Bylaw. The meeting includes a public hearing regarding land use amendments for secondary suites and a delegation from the St. Paul Curling Club.
- Public Hearing for Bylaw 2023-03: Land Use Bylaw Text Amendment for Secondary Suites
- 2023 Operating Budget and 2023 Capital Budget requests
- Bylaw 2023-04: 2023 Tax Rate Bylaw (1st Reading)
- St. Paul Curling Club delegation regarding 2024 Women's Curling Provincials
- Request to waive May freon removal charges for the Annual Spring Cleanup Initiative
FCSS Advisory Board
The board will review the upcoming 2023 Northeast Zone regional meeting scheduled for May 11 and 12 in St. Paul. The meeting includes a regional update session and a guest speaker. The agenda also includes the FCSS Director's report and newsletter sign-up.
- Northeast Regional Spring Meeting on May 11-12, 2023
- $75 registration fee for the regional meeting
- $149.00 hotel rate at The Landing Hotel & Conference if booked by April 28
- FCSS Director's Report
Special Council
The Town of St. Paul Special Council is meeting to discuss and make decisions regarding the 2023 Draft Operating Budget and the 2023 Draft Capital Budget. The meeting includes a closed session for confidential discussions as permitted by the Municipal Government Act.
- Review of 2023 Draft Operating Budget
- Review of 2023 Draft Capital Budget
- Discussion of property taxation revenues and expenses
- Review of general municipal revenue and administration costs
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hear a presentation from Accurate Assessments regarding the 2022 municipal assessment. The presentation covers property valuation processes, assessment class histories, and year-over-year changes in taxable assessment totals.
- 2022 total assessment of $489,584,050 compared to $480,826,050 in 2021
- Residential assessment total of $169,588,380 in 2022
- Farmland assessment total of $213,503,660 in 2022
- Non-Residential assessment total of $10,163,300 in 2022
- Presentation of 2022 vs 2021 assessment differences by class
Regular Council
The Council will review briefings on the draft 2023 operating and capital budgets. They will also discuss correspondence regarding retroactive RCMP costs and review various community grant requests.
- Briefing on Draft 2023 Operating Final Budget
- Briefing on Draft 2023 Capital Budget
- Correspondence regarding retroactive RCMP costs
- Community grant funding requests
- March 2023 Variance Report
Regular Council
The St. Paul Council will review a first reading for a land use bylaw amendment regarding secondary suites. They will also consider a second and third reading for a municipal credit card borrowing bylaw and a community grant funding request.
- Proposed Bylaw 2023-03: Land Use Bylaw Text Amendment (Secondary Suite) - 1st Reading
- Proposed Bylaw 2023-02: Municipal Credit Card Borrowing Bylaw - 2nd/3rd/final Reading
- Community Grant Funding Request under CS1200-08
- 2022 Audited Financials presentation by JMD Group LLP
- CPAA Conference membership and registration
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing proposed Land Use Bylaw amendments to increase flexibility for secondary suite development. The discussion includes reviewing 2022 council conference expenses and results from a secondary suites resident survey.
- Discussion of Land Use Bylaw amendments to allow secondary suites as discretionary or permitted uses in R1, R1B, RMH1, and CUD zones
- Review of 2022 Council Conference and expense summaries totaling $33,582.11
- Review of 2022 AUMA Conference expenses totaling $14,961.00
- Review of 2022 CPAA Conference expenses totaling $5,276.40
- Presentation of 2022 Secondary Suites Survey results
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
The Board reviewed community grant requests, the St. Paul Curling Club Society lease, and updates on the recreation feasibility study. Members also discussed the status of the curling rink ice plant and upcoming Canada Day vendor markets.
- Community grant requests totaling $13,465.50 in value
- St. Paul Curling Club Society lease agreement for the Recreation Centre
- Recreation Feasibility Study currently 35% complete
- Usage Agreement between St. Paul Soccer Facilities Services Society and St. Paul Soccer Association
- Friday Night Slo Pitch League fee of $200.00 per team
FCSS Advisory Board
The board will review the Director's report and discuss Public Works 'on call' support for Movie Nights. The meeting also includes information regarding provincial FCSSAA updates and regional meeting funding.
- Discussion of Public Works 'on call' support for Movie Nights
- Review of FCSS Variance Report
- Information on $500 available for spring regional meeting expenses
- Update on Food Bank Grant contract support
Regular Council
The Town Council will consider securing $3,000 in CDEA funding for bilingual signage and review several community grant requests. The meeting also includes a delegation from the Lakeland Primary Care Network and a briefing on the February 2023 variance report.
- Bilingual signage funding request of $3,000 from CDEA
- Community grant request of $1,000 from Lakeland District Soccer Association
- Community grant request of $2,000 from St. Paul & District STEAM Society
- Community grant request of $400 from St. Paul 4H Multi Club
- Public hearing with Lakeland Primary Care Network Executive Director
Municipal Planning Commission
The Municipal Planning Commission discussed survey results and building codes regarding secondary suites. Members also reviewed land use bylaw fines and recommended changing website terminology from 'complaint' to 'concern'.
- Proposed heavy automotive and equipment repair shop at 5021-54 Avenue
- Classification of 5021-54 Avenue as a Permitted Use within Land Use Bylaw 2021-04
- Discussion of secondary suite building code standards
- Review of Land Use Bylaw fines and enforcement implementation
Regular Council
The Council will consider several requests for decisions, including a temporary borrowing bylaw and revisions to fee and community grant policies. The meeting also includes a public presentation from the St. Paul Municipal Library regarding its annual report.
- Proposed Bylaw 2023-01: 2023 Temporary Borrowing Bylaw (2nd & 3rd Reading)
- Revision of PR 1201-11: Fees, Cancellations and Refunds Policy
- Revision of CS 1200-08: Community Grant Funding Policy
- Community Grant Funding Request under CS1200-07
- Sale of Public Works Equipment
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
The Board is reviewing community grant requests for various local organizations and discussing a usage agreement for soccer facilities. Members are also receiving updates on the Recreation Feasibility Study and ShiverFest activities.
- Usage agreement between Town of St. Paul, St. Paul Soccer Facilities Services Society, and St. Paul Soccer Association
- Community grant requests including $500 operating grants for MS Canada, St. Paul & District Arts Foundation, and St. Paul Senior Citizens Club
- Facility discount requests for organizations such as Acimowin Opaspiw Society and Iron Horse Ultra 100
- Recreation Feasibility Study update regarding Audit/Energy Assessments and budget submissions
- ShiverFest activities scheduled for February 13-20, 2023
Regular Council
The Town of St. Paul Council will meet to consider several requests for decisions, including new borrowing bylaws and community grants. The meeting also includes presentations from the Northern Lights Library System and the St. Paul Ag Society.
- Proposed Bylaw 2023-01: 2023 Temporary Borrowing Bylaw (1st Reading)
- Proposed Bylaw 2023-02: Municipal Credit Card Borrowing Bylaw (1st Reading)
- 2023 St. Paul & District Chamber of Commerce funding request
- Community Grant Funding Request under CS1200-07
- Northern Lights Library System presentation
FCSS Advisory Board
The FCSS Advisory Board will conduct a regular meeting to review the Director's report and discuss upcoming events. The agenda includes information regarding a visit from Minister Nixon and the results of a municipal library survey.
- FCSS Director's Report
- Minister Nixon's visit to the St Paul Regional FCSS office on February 10th
- St. Paul Municipal Library Survey results
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
The Board is discussing several operational items including arena fee schedules, chemical control upgrades for the Aquatic Centre, and a new campground caretaker position. Members will also review the Community Grant Funding Policy and updates regarding the Regional Recreation Feasibility Study.
- Proposed chemical control upgrades for the Aquatic Centre totaling $41,534.00 and $66,210.00
- Review of Clancy and CAP Arena fee schedules for 2023 and 2024
- Discussion of the Community Grant Funding Policy (CS 1200-07)
- Recruitment for a seasonal Campground Caretaker position
- Update on the Regional Recreation Feasibility Study
Regular Council
The Town Council will review several requests for decisions, including a retrofit project for the Clancy Richard Arena. The meeting includes a funding request from the St. Paul & District Chamber of Commerce and updates on regional emergency management.
- Clancy Richard Arena Retrofit Project via Green and Inclusive Community Buildings Program
- St. Paul & District Chamber of Commerce 2023 Annual Funding Request
- Community Grant Funding Policy revisions
- St. Paul Municipal Library Board appointment
- Joint Use-Fire Reserve Account
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing the Community Grant Funding Policy (CS 1200-06) and comparing municipal rental rates for non-profit organizations. The discussion includes operating grant limits, capital grant procedures, and how other municipalities handle facility discounts.
- Review of Community Grant Funding Policy CS 1200-06
- Operating grants capped at $2,000.00 per request
- Capital grants capped at $5,000.00 per request
- Sporting activity funding levels ranging from $250.00 to $1,000.00
- Comparison of non-profit facility rental discounts across multiple municipalities
FCSS Advisory Board
The St. Paul FCSS Advisory Board met to review the Government of Alberta's Family and Community Support Services Accountability Framework. The board also received the FCSSAA December 2022 newsletter for information.
- Review of FCSS Accountability Framework regarding provincial prevention priorities
- Discussion of the 80/20 provincial-municipal funding partnership model
- Information regarding the FCSSAA December 2022 newsletter
Regular Council
The Town Council is meeting to approve the 2023 municipal calendar and conduct second and third readings of Proposed Bylaw 2022-13 regarding water and sewer. The agenda also includes discussions on economic development programs and conference attendance.
- Proposed Bylaw 2022-13: Water & Sewer (2nd & 3rd/ Final Reading)
- Approval of the 2023 municipal calendar
- Northern and Regional Economic Development Program discussion
- 2023 FCM Conference attendance and registration
- Alberta CARE Conference attendance